Israel's top secret base exposed on Facebook
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Top 10 Most Popular Facebook Celebrities
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Study: More Than One-Third Of Women 'Addicted' To Facebook
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Facebook scam remotely executes actions on your account
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Angry couples use Facebook in court
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Blame privacy woes for stalled U.S. Facebook growth?
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Germany Files Privacy Complaint Against Facebook
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Internet chat led to creation of bestiality fliers, girl's mother says
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Suspicious Facebook app attracts nearly 300,000 fans
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What Facebook's new photo tagging system means for your privacy
Facebook was back in the news this week when it was revealed the world’s largest social networking site was testing out new facial recognition software in its photo tagging system. New software will automatically scan each photo and detect faces in it. Under the old process, users had to click on a face in the…
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Weekly Roundup – July 5, 2010
Social media in the workplace was in the news once again recently as Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtless used his twitter account to announce the impending execution by firing squad of convicted murderer Ronnie Lee Gardner. Tweeting once to announce the time of the execution drawing near, and following it up with a tweet indicating…
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Creep of the Week – July 5, 2010
Facebook’s presence in criminal proceedings was in the news once again this week, this time in relation to a high-profile Russian spy case. 28-year-old Anna Chapman (aka Anya Kuschenko), the daughter of a Russian diplomat, was recently charged with espionage, or “conspiring to act as an unregistered agent of a foreign government” for all you…
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